Husband Robert Younger HILLMAN
Born: 19 Dec 1925 - Newtown, NSW, Australia 1142
Christened:
Died: 18 Sep 2001 - Wesley Hosp., Brisbane, Qld, Australia 1143
Cremated: 20 Sep 2001 - Brisbane, QLD, Australia 1143
Father: Charles Joseph HILLMAN (1895-1977)
Mother: Clarice Lavinia JONES (1892-1968)
Marriage:
Other Spouse: Private
Noted events in his life were:
• Employment - Anthony Horden's, Sydney, Australia
• Employment - Kalmar Interiors, Rowe St, Sydney, NSW, Australia
• Resided - 146 Shaftsbury Rd, Eastwood, NSW, Australia
• Education, 1 Mar 1941 - Homebush Boys Junior High School, NSW, Australia
Attained Intermediate Certificate
• Education, Cir 1942 - Fort Street Boys High School, Petersham, NSW, Australia
Attained Leaving Certificate
• Employment, Cir 1943 - Sydney, , New South Wales, Australia
Worked for Ken Hall (film producer) who was working on reconnaissance photography for the navy.
• Employment, 12 Nov 1948 - Newcastle, NSW, Australia
Resigned from Vocational Guidance Department of Youth Welfare Section, Public Service
• Employment, 15 Nov 1948
Entered School of Applied Advertising "as stooge and potential lecturer"
• Education, 28 May 1949 - University of Sydney, NSW, Australia
Graduated B.A.
• Occupation, 10 Jan 1950 - Sydney, , New South Wales, Australia
Furniture Salesman
• Travel, 5 Feb 1950 - Colombo, Ceylon
• Travel, 21 Feb 1950 - Marseille, France
• Resided, Jun 1950 - 29 Gloucester Sq, London SW1
• Researcher, 30 Jun 1950 - 29 Glouster St, London, SW1, England
• Award, 2 May 1951 - London, England
Won Haddon Cup for public speaking. Contest was part of the Festival of Britain.
• Travel, 26 Jun 1951 - Dunkirk, France
Exit
• Travel, 4 Nov 1951 - Calais, France
Entry
• Travel, 11 Mar 1952 - Fremantle, WA, Australia
Arrived Fremantle
• Occupation, Cir 1953 - 252 George St, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Advertising Executive - George Patterson agency
• Resided, 1954 - 4 Selby St, Dee Why, NSW, Australia
• Resided, Cir 1958 - 13 Bellevue Av, West Ryde, NSW, Australia
• Resided, Cir 1960 - 20 Marcella St, North Epping, NSW, Australia
• Employment, Cir 1980 - Batemans Bay, NSW, Australia
Proprietor of "Hillman's Helpful Hardware"
• Resided, Cir 1980 - Batemans Bay, NSW, Australia
• Publication, Cir 1990 - Batemans Bay, NSW, Australia
Author of "How to Run a Small Shop, and not go broke, the way I did" Self published.
• Resided, 1994 - Perth, WA, Australia
• Resided, Cir 1995 - Lakeside Drive, Laidley, QLD, Australia
• Publication, Feb 1995 - Perth, WA, Australia
Author of "The Ethel Murders". Published by Western Australia Museum. ISBN 0 7309 5995 3
Wife Private (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Joseph Hall Barker BARRETT (1898-1988)
Mother: Lola Dulcie Irene HENWOOD (1904-1994)
Other Spouse: Ian William ANDERSON (1920-2002)
Children
1 M Private (details have been suppressed)
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Private
2 M Private (details have been suppressed)
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Private
Spouse: Living
3 M Private (details have been suppressed)
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Private
Spouse: Private
Burial Notes: Husband - Robert Younger HILLMAN
Ashes scattered near O'Reilley's Guest House, Lamington Plateau, QLD
Husband Robert Younger HILLMAN
Born: 19 Dec 1925 - Newtown, NSW, Australia 1142
Christened:
Died: 18 Sep 2001 - Wesley Hosp., Brisbane, Qld, Australia 1143
Cremated: 20 Sep 2001 - Brisbane, QLD, Australia 1143
Father: Charles Joseph HILLMAN (1895-1977)
Mother: Clarice Lavinia JONES (1892-1968)
Marriage:
Other Spouse: Private
Noted events in his life were:
• Employment - Anthony Horden's, Sydney, Australia
• Employment - Kalmar Interiors, Rowe St, Sydney, NSW, Australia
• Resided - 146 Shaftsbury Rd, Eastwood, NSW, Australia
• Education, 1 Mar 1941 - Homebush Boys Junior High School, NSW, Australia
Attained Intermediate Certificate
• Education, Cir 1942 - Fort Street Boys High School, Petersham, NSW, Australia
Attained Leaving Certificate
• Employment, Cir 1943 - Sydney, , New South Wales, Australia
Worked for Ken Hall (film producer) who was working on reconnaissance photography for the navy.
• Employment, 12 Nov 1948 - Newcastle, NSW, Australia
Resigned from Vocational Guidance Department of Youth Welfare Section, Public Service
• Employment, 15 Nov 1948
Entered School of Applied Advertising "as stooge and potential lecturer"
• Education, 28 May 1949 - University of Sydney, NSW, Australia
Graduated B.A.
• Occupation, 10 Jan 1950 - Sydney, , New South Wales, Australia
Furniture Salesman
• Travel, 5 Feb 1950 - Colombo, Ceylon
• Travel, 21 Feb 1950 - Marseille, France
• Resided, Jun 1950 - 29 Gloucester Sq, London SW1
• Researcher, 30 Jun 1950 - 29 Glouster St, London, SW1, England
• Award, 2 May 1951 - London, England
Won Haddon Cup for public speaking. Contest was part of the Festival of Britain.
• Travel, 26 Jun 1951 - Dunkirk, France
Exit
• Travel, 4 Nov 1951 - Calais, France
Entry
• Travel, 11 Mar 1952 - Fremantle, WA, Australia
Arrived Fremantle
• Occupation, Cir 1953 - 252 George St, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Advertising Executive - George Patterson agency
• Resided, 1954 - 4 Selby St, Dee Why, NSW, Australia
• Resided, Cir 1958 - 13 Bellevue Av, West Ryde, NSW, Australia
• Resided, Cir 1960 - 20 Marcella St, North Epping, NSW, Australia
• Employment, Cir 1980 - Batemans Bay, NSW, Australia
Proprietor of "Hillman's Helpful Hardware"
• Resided, Cir 1980 - Batemans Bay, NSW, Australia
• Publication, Cir 1990 - Batemans Bay, NSW, Australia
Author of "How to Run a Small Shop, and not go broke, the way I did" Self published.
• Resided, 1994 - Perth, WA, Australia
• Resided, Cir 1995 - Lakeside Drive, Laidley, QLD, Australia
• Publication, Feb 1995 - Perth, WA, Australia
Author of "The Ethel Murders". Published by Western Australia Museum. ISBN 0 7309 5995 3
Wife Private (details suppressed for this person)
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Children
Burial Notes: Husband - Robert Younger HILLMAN
Ashes scattered near O'Reilley's Guest House, Lamington Plateau, QLD
Husband William HILLMAN
Born: Abt 1802 - Mill Lane, Deptford, Kent, England
Christened: 10 Oct 1802 - Deptford, St. Paul, Kent, England 5
Died: 9 Mar 1846 - Market Place, Greenwich, Kent, England 59
Buried: 15 Mar 1846 - Greenwich, St. Alfege, Kent, England 59
Father: William HILLMAN ( - )
Mother: Mary ( - )
Marriage: 19 Apr 1829 - Deptford, St. Nicholas, Kent, England 60
Noted events in his life were:
• Occupation
Shoemaker
Wife Elizabeth PEEK
Born: 13 Sep 1806 - Greenwich, Kent, England
Christened: 12 Apr 1807 - Greenwich, St. Alfege, Kent, England 1157
Died: 27 Aug 1884 - 64 Thesiger St, Grimsby, Lincolnshire, England 1158
Cause of Death: Sanguineous Apoplexy; Hemiplegia
Buried:
Father: William PEEK (Abt 1781- )
Mother: Martha KELLY (Abt 1775- )
Noted events in her life were:
• Occupation
Charwoman
• Resided 353, Charwoman, 1861 - 17 Union St, Greenwich
• Resided 1159, 31 Mar 1881 - Pelham Street, Cleethorpes, Lincoln, England
• Resided, 27 Aug 1884 - 64 Thesiger St, Grimsby, Lincolnshire, England
Children
1 F Elizabeth Sarah HILLMAN
Born: 28 Jan 1830 - East Greenwich, Kent, England
Christened: 22 Feb 1830 - Greenwich, St. Alfege, Kent, England 1160
Died:
Buried:
2 M William Henry George HILLMAN
Born: 11 Jan 1831 - East Greenwich, Kent, England
Christened: 6 Feb 1831 - Greenwich, St. Alfege, Kent, England 970
Died:
Buried:
3 M Henry John James HILLMAN
Born: 22 Sep 1832 - East Greenwich, Kent, England
Christened: 29 Oct 1832 - Greenwich, St. Alfege, Kent, England 970
Died: After 1861
Buried:
4 M Richard HILLMAN
Born: 14 Dec 1834 - East Greenwich, Kent, England
Christened: 26 Dec 1834 - Greenwich, St. Alfege, Kent, England 970
Died: Sep 1835
Buried: 20 Sep 1835 - Greenwich, St. Alfege, Kent, England
5 M John Thomas HILLMAN
Born: 11 Mar 1836 - East Greenwich, Kent, England
Christened: 4 Apr 1836 - Greenwich, St. Alfege, Kent, England 970
Died:
Buried:
6 M James Richard HILLMAN
Born: 15 Sep 1837 - East Greenwich, Kent, England
Christened: 8 Oct 1837 - Greenwich, St. Alfege, Kent, England 970
Died: 18 Feb 1838 - Greenwich, Kent, England
Buried: 25 Feb 1838 - Greenwich, Kent, England
7 M Christopher HILLMAN
Born: 4 Feb 1839 - East Greenwich, Kent, England
Christened: 24 Feb 1839 - Greenwich, St. Alfege, Kent, England 12
Died: After 1901 115
Buried:
Spouse: Isabella TONG (1835-Between 1871)
Marr: 3 Sep 1860 - Deptford, St. Nicholas, Kent, England
Spouse: Martha ANDERSON (1836-After 1901)
Marr: 11 Sep 1887 - Greenwich, Kent, England
8 M Frederick HILLMAN
Born: 24 Apr 1840 - Market Place, Greenwich, Kent, England
Christened: 24 May 1840 - Greenwich, St. Alfege, Kent, England 12
Died:
Buried:
9 M James Henry HILLMAN
Born: 4 Jan 1842 - Market Place, Greenwich, Kent, England 1149
Christened: 30 Jan 1842 - Greenwich, St. Alfege, Kent, England 12
Died: 9 Jul 1888 - Seamans Hospital, Greenwich, Kent, England 1150
Cause of Death: Urethral stricture septic infection
Buried:
Spouse: Sarah Ann NEWTON (1844-1905)
Marr: 9 Nov 1869 - Woolwich, Kent, England 1151
10 F Emma Louise HILLMAN
Born: 16 May 1843 - Market Place, Greenwich, Kent, England
Christened: 4 Jun 1843 - Greenwich, St. Alfege, Kent, England 12
Died: 19 Nov 1844 - Greenwich, Kent, England
Buried: 24 Nov 1844 - Greenwich, Kent, England
11 F Martha HILLMAN
Born: 16 Aug 1844 - Market Place, Greenwich, Kent, England 12
Christened: 8 Sep 1844 - Greenwich, Kent, England 12
Died: After 1881
Buried:
Spouse: John CARTER (1841-After 1881)
Marr: 14 Apr 1863 - Greenwich, Kent, England
12 F Emma Elizabeth HILLMAN
Born: 14 Mar 1846 - Market Place, Greenwich, Kent, England
Christened: 5 Apr 1846 - Greenwich, St. Alfege, Kent, England 12
Died: 1890 - Caistor District, Lincolnshire, England
Buried:
Spouse: Frederick BOLTON (Cir 1846-After 1881)
Marr: Dec qtr 1868 - Greenwich, Kent, England 351
General Notes: Husband - William HILLMAN
Elizabeth PEEK was his second wife
The Pigot's Directory for 1840 lists two William Hillman's under "BOOT & SHOE MAKERS", one at Greenwich Market, and one at Union St.
The 1845 Post Office directory for Essex list William HILLMAN as a boot & shoe maker of 21 Market Place
Husband William Henry HILLMAN
Born: 26 May 1902 - The Fire Station, West End Lane, Hampstead, England 632
Christened:
Died: 22 Feb 1961 - NSW, Australia 632
Buried:
Father: William HILLMAN (1874-1949)
Mother: Emily Louisa DANIELLS (1874-1902)
Marriage: 1942 - Sydney, , New South Wales, Australia 830
Noted events in his life were:
• Military Service 1161, WW2 Naval Officer, 1939-1945
Wife Ruby Jane LOCKWOOD-SMITH
Born: 10 May 1916 - Canterbury, NSW, Australia 1162
Christened:
Died: 23 May 1991 - Bankstown Hosp., NSW, Australia 73
Buried:
Father: Elijah Godfrey SMITH (1856-1937)
Mother: Selina Annie LOCKWOOD (1878- ) 51
Noted events in her life were:
• Occupation 1161, Nursing Sister, 1939-1945
Children
1 F Living (details have been suppressed)
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Living
Spouse: Living
2 M Living (details have been suppressed)
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
3 M Living (details have been suppressed)
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Living
Husband Henry HITCHCOCK
Born: Abt 1851 - Deptford, Kent, England 1163
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage: Abt Sep 1872 - Greenwich District, Kent, England 1163
Wife Louisa WARE
Born: 1855 - Deptford, Kent, England 1164
Christened:
Died: After 1901 1163
Buried:
Father: William WARE (1819-After 1881)
Mother: Ann HUNT (1824-After 1881)
Noted events in her life were:
• Resided, 1881 - 13 Reginald Place, Deptford, kent, England
Children
Husband Walter Alfred Leonard HOARE
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage: 1936 - Kogarah, NSW, Australia 902
Wife Doris Mary NOONE
Born: 1907 - Taree, NSW, Australia 901
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Father: James J NOONE (1872-1925)
Mother: Margaret Violet DENNES (1883-1963)
Children
Husband Edward WOODHART
AKA: WOODHOUSE,1165 WOODWARD
Born: 1798 - Middlesex, England
Christened:
Died: 28 Jan 1850 - Phillip St, Sydney, NSW, Australia 1165
Buried:
Marriage: 17 Sep 1827 - Launceston, St. John, Tas, Australia 945
Noted events in his life were:
• Occupation 1166, mid 1846 - Sydney, , New South Wales, Australia
Resigned as overseer
• Occupation 1167, 13 Oct 1819 - Chatham, Kent, England
Joined the 54th foot regiment at Chatham Barracks as a "recruit from London".
• Travel 1168, 20 Dec 1819 - London, England
Embarked for Cape of Good Hope.
• Military Service 1168, 20 Apr 1820 - Cape of Good Hope, South Africa
"joined from England"
• Prison 1168, 20 Jun 1820 - Cape of Good Hope, South Africa
Committed to Civil Prison
• Court 1169, 15 Jul 1820 - Cape of Good Hope, South Africa
Tried at Cape of Good Hope, Court of Justice and sentenced to 7 years transportation.
• Travel, Arrived in Tasmania aboard "Guildford"., 20 Oct 1820 - Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
Sentenced - at 22
Born - Middlesex
Calling - Labourer & Soldier in 54th regiment
Height - 6' 0"
Eyes - hazel
Hair - brown
Complexion - fair & ruddy
General comments - very well behaved
• Court 1170, 11 Sep 1826 - Launceston, Van Diemens Land (Tas.), Australia
Overseer Government Garden; for harbouring Rebecca Chiddle (see Chedle p857 in book "Notorious Strumpets & Dangerous Women") an assigned servant to Mr Powell:- Ticket of Leave suspended for three months (Magistrates or other person of authority P.A.M. (Peter Arthur Mulgrave) & TCS (possibly Thomas Cookson Simpson))
• Occupation, 1 Oct 1826
Appointed overseer of the Government Gardens (CSO 50. 1826)
• Court 1170, 21 Jul 1829 - Launceston, Van Diemens Land (Tas.), Australia
Free by servitude, disorderly & assulting & threatening Mr Richard Heany? & obstructing District Constable Dell in the discharge of his duty, to find sureties for his good behavoiur for six months: (PAM, JCS & WB?)
• Court 1170, 25 Nov 1829 - Launceston, Van Diemens Land (Tas.), Australia
Free by servitude/ assaulting & stricking Constable Henderson on Saturday last. Charge dismissed (W. Lyttleton)
• Court 1170, 3 Jan 1832 - Launceston, Van Diemens Land (Tas.), Australia
Free certificate (holder) making a disturbance in the streets of Launceston at night and obstructing the Constables in the execution of their duty. bound over to keep the peace for 3 months. (William Moriarty & J Welsh)
• Travel, 30 Dec 1834 - Sydney, , New South Wales, Australia
Arrived Sydney on "Siren"
• Occupation 1166, 20 Jul 1844 - Sydney, , New South Wales, Australia
Appointed overseer of the Sydney Botanic Garden
Wife Louisa HODGES
AKA: Lucy
Born: 20 Mar 1800 - Sussex, England 37
Christened: 1 Jun 1800 - Sutton-Valence, Kent, England 943
Died: 10 Feb 1881 - O'Connell St, Newtown, NSW, Australia 944
Buried: 11 Feb 1881 - Balmain, NSW, Australia 944
Father: Thomas HODGES ( -After 1800)
Mother: Susannah FLEET ( -After 1800)
Noted events in her life were:
• Court 945, 13 Aug 1821 - Maidstone, Kent, England
Convicted at Kent Assizes of housebreaking. Sentenced to 14 years transportation (death recorded).
• Travel 945, 11 Sep 1822 - Woolwich, Kent, England
Departed aboard "Lord Sidmouth".
• Employment 945, Servant to Mr Bostock, Hobart Town., 1823 - Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
• Travel 1171, Arrived Tasmania on "Lord Sidmouth"., 10 Feb 1823 - Hobart Town, Tasmania, Australia
• Court 945, 18 Aug 1824
Sent to Factory Crime Class, it appearing that with her Master's knowledge she was pregnant and he permitted her to go and lay in at Mrs Bellinger's.
• Court 945, 24 Aug 1830
Absent from Muster and Divine Service on Sunday last. Reprimanded.
• Employment 945, 1832-1833
Assigned to Mr G. Hull.
• Court 945, 13 Aug 1835
Free by Servitude.
• Travel, 15 Jan 1836
Sailed (steerage) on the Brig. "Linen" tonnage 142, ex Hobart Town arr. Sydney 22 Jan 1836 Master D. Munro (Ref. COD 30 Archives, The Rocks, Sydney)
• Resided, 1851 - 67 Phillips St, Sydney, NSW, Australia
• Occupation, Ran lodging house, 1858-1859 - 102 Phillips St, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Children
1 M James Brockwell WOODHART
Born: 14 Feb 1825 - Tasmania, Australia 368
Christened:
Died: 23 Dec 1921 - Goroke, VIC, Australia 368
Buried: - Goroke, VIC, Australia
Spouse: Catherine BUNWORTH (1833-1924)
Marr: 19 Dec 1854 - Belfast, VIC, Australia 368
2 F Hannah WOODHART
Born: 9 Dec 1827 - Launceston, Van Diemens Land (Tas.), Australia 375
Christened: 24 Feb 1828 - Launceston, St. John, Tas, Australia
Died: May 1850 - Manila, NSW, Australia 376
Buried:
Spouse: George BROWN (1826-1850)
Marr: 1846 - Sydney, St. Andrews Scots Church, NSW, Australia 374
3 M Edward WOODHART
Born: 2 Sep 1829 - Launceston, Van Diemens Land (Tas.), Australia 1172
Christened: 6 Jan 1830 - Launceston, St. John, Tas, Australia
Died: 1881-1910
Buried:
Spouse: Louisa PASHLEY (1834-1910)
Marr: 1 Feb 1856 - Sydney, , New South Wales, Australia 368,1065
4 F Caroline Ann WOODHART
Born: 2 Oct 1831 - Launceston, Van Diemens Land (Tas.), Australia 1173
Christened: 4 Jan 1832 - Launceston, St. John, Tas, Australia
Died: 31 Oct 1920 - Petersham, NSW, Australia 1174
Buried: - Rookwood Cemetery, NSW, Australia
Spouse: John PHILLIPS (1829-1916)
Marr: 12 Dec 1853 - St. James, C of E, Sydney, NSW, Australia 41
5 F Emma WOODHART
Born: 14 May 1833 - Sydney, , New South Wales, Australia 37
Christened: 30 Apr 1859 - Sydney, , New South Wales, Australia
Died: 17 Jan 1885 - Kingston, NSW, Australia 1112
Buried: 18 Jan 1885 - Balmain General Cemetery, NSW, Australia 1112
Spouse: John William HENWOOD (1831-1901)
Marr: 30 Apr 1859 - Sydney, , New South Wales, Australia 39
6 F Louisa WOODHART
Born: 15 Apr 1841 - NSW, Australia 1063
Christened: 16 Apr 1841 - St. Phillips, Sydney, Australia
Died: 1898 - St. Peter's, NSW, Australia 1064
Buried: 23 Apr 1898 - Waverly Cemetery, NSW, Australia 1065
Spouse: William HAY (1834-1905)
Marr: 1860 - Sydney, , New South Wales, Australia 1062
General Notes: Husband - Edward WOODHART
Edward, and his children, are often listed under the name "WOODWARD". All his descendants use WOODHART.
Was sent to South Africa just after the end of the 5th Kaffir War (against the Xhosa) July 22,1819 - Aug. 14,1819
From records in Cape Town
On the morning of the 19 June 1820, a Matthew Fysh was walking on the parade ground opposite the Castle of Good Hope [the military headquarters, still perfectly preserved to this day]. He was wearing a silver watch in his pocket, attached to a ribbon which was visible outside his clothing. Suddenly, he found himself confronted by the accused, Private Edward Woodhard, 22 years old, of the 54th regiment. Woodhard pulled the watch from Fysh's pocket, so forcefully that Fysh "felt pain in the area where the watch had been." Woodhard then ran away across the parade ground. Upon recovering from his shock, Fysh ran after Woodhard and caught up with him, and at the same time, the State Provost came out of the Castle and also gave chase, finally arresting Woodhard.
Woodhard testified that he was still suffering the after-effects of being intoxicated the day before, and both Fysh and the Provost testified that Woodhard had appeared to have taken temporary leave of his senses. The magistrate said that while the court heard the evidence that he was not in full control of himself, it was felt that an example should be made, to deter others from doing the same thing. Therefore, he was sentenced to be transported to New South Wales, and was required to pay the costs of the prosecution. He was to be confined to a secure place until his departure. Sentence was passed on the 22 of June, and promulgated on 15 July.
General Notes: Wife - Louisa HODGES
Kent Summer Assizes 1821.
Thursday 16th August. Number 28 at Maidstone.
The Jurors present that Lucy Hodge late of the Parish of Chart, next Sutton Valence in County Kent, single women, about the hour of 3 in afternoon July 1 - with force and arms at parish aforesaid, the dwelling house - John Leaver the younger, there situate felonoiusly did break and enter (no person in the same dwelling House then being) 2 gowns of the value 6 shilling, 4 Petti Coats value 7/-, 2 prs stockings 3/-, 2 aprons 1/-, 2 prs shoes 3/-, one shift 1/-, 1 shirt 5/-, 5 caps 4/-, 1 pr stays 1/- Feloniously did steal and take and carry away against the peace of our Lord the King, his Crown and dignity.
Assize 34/72 - Home circuit entry book of indictments, Witnesses and cost (Criminal prisioners) 1817-1822.
Lucy Hodge - Housebreak and at Chart, next Sutton Vallence on 1st July.
Puts herself - Jury say Guilty - no goods - To be hanged by the neck until she be dead.
Bill of Costs : Rex v Lucy Hodge £8.10.0
From "Notorious Strumpets & Dangerous Girls" by Philip Tardif.
Could read & write.
The "Lord Sidmouth" was a ship of 411 tons built at Shields in 1817. Her master was James Ferrier and her surgeon-superintendent Robert Espie. She sailed from Woolwich on 11 Sep 1822 and arrived at Hobart Town on 10 Feb 1823, where she disembarked 50 of her original 97 convicts before proceeding to Sydney. One woman died on the voyage.
Husband George Henry JAMES
Born: 1875 - Wollongong, NSW, Australia
Christened:
Died: 1934 - 45 Empire Street, Haberfield, NSW, Australia
Buried:
Father: William JAMES (1850-1919)
Mother: Caroline NEAVES (1855-1948)
Marriage:
Wife Caroline HOLMES
Born:
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Children
Husband Robert SEARLE
Born: 1803 - Cornwall, England 1175
Christened:
Died: 13 Jan 1890 - "Tregolden", Wingham, NSW, Australia 1175
Buried: 14 Jan 1890 - Tinonee, NSW, Australia 1175
Father:
Mother: Elizabeth PETERS ( - ) 1175
Marriage: 10 Nov 1846 - Port Macquarie, St. Thomas, NSW, Australia 503
Noted events in his life were:
• Arrival in Australia, Arrived aboard "Neva", 21 Nov 1833 - Sydney, , New South Wales, Australia
• Court, Ticket of leave 41/2683, 1841 - Port Macquarie, NSW, Australia
• Court, Conditional pardon, 1 Jul 1843
Wife Mary HOSEGOOD 438
AKA: COSGROVE
Born: 1801 - Twerton, , Somerset, England
Christened:
Died: 25 Jan 1869 - "Tregolden", Wingham, NSW, Australia 501
Buried: 26 Jan 1869 - The Bight (Yaypo Brush) Cemetery, Wingham, NSW, Australia
Other Spouse: William CHAPMAN (1802-1827) - 5 Jan 1824 - Christchurch, Newcastle, NSW, Australia 502
Other Spouse: James CANN (1787-1834) - 21 Feb 1829 - Newcastle, NSW, Australia 500
Noted events in her life were:
• Travel 504, 23 Apr 1823 - London, England
Brig "Allies" left London. Captain Kirton.
• Travel, Sep 1823 - Sydney, , New South Wales, Australia
Travelled to Newcastle on brig "Fame"
• Arrival in Australia 438, 12 Sep 1823 - Sydney, , New South Wales, Australia
Arrived on ship "Allies" under protection of Edward Gostwyck Cory
• Census, 1828 - Tillimby, NSW, Australia
Mary, Ann & William at Tillimby, at the home of John Boughton and his wife Charlotte nee Westbrook. Mary was employed as a house servant. Emma was at "Vineyard Cottage", the Cory home.
• Letter 505, 16 Sep 1839 - Manning River, NSW, Australia
Wrote a letter to the Colonial Secretary inquiring as to the sentence of one of her servants, James Parker per "England" 1835. Apparently he was unaware of his sentence. He received a ticket of leave in 1843.
• Land 506, William Chapman's land, now owned by Mary, sold for £120, 22 May 1840
• Property 507, Ship "Mary Ann" built. Joint owned by Mary Cann, 1842 - Manning River, NSW, Australia
• Shipwreck 507, Ship "Mary Ann" wrecked at Harrington, 1849 - North Beach, Harrington, NSW, Australia
Children
1 M Thomas Robert SEARLE
Born: 14 Nov 1842 - "Tregolden", Wingham, NSW, Australia
Christened: 1843 - Pt. Macquarie, St Andrews, NSW, Australia 717
Died: 6 Dec 1913 - Taree, NSW, Australia 718
Buried:
Spouse: Frances Margaret CLERKEN (1848-1905)
Marr: 12 Apr 1864 - Manning River, NSW, Australia 719
Spouse: Elizabeth Plunket MEARS ( - )
Marr: 1908 - Taree, NSW, Australia 720
2 F Matilda SEARLE
Born: 8 Aug 1845 - "Tregolden", Wingham, NSW, Australia
Christened: 1845 - St. James, C of E, Sydney, NSW, Australia 1176
Died: 26 Mar 1914 - Nabiac, NSW, Australia 1177
Buried: 27 Mar 1914 - Campion Creek Cemetery, NSW, Australia 506
Spouse: William RILEY (1842- )
Marr: 10 Jan 1864 - Manning River, NSW, Australia 1178
General Notes: Husband - Robert SEARLE
Convicted and sentenced to life for cattle stealing
Extract taken from "Story of the Allen Family" by John Allen, 1905. Source: Primary records at Richmond Villa.
"Searle was another noted cattle stealer and he died you might say in poverty, they all ended up that way. His wife was first a Mrs Chapman from the Hunter district. Chapman died. William Chapman who lived near Treagolden was her son. She then married Cann, (he was the father of Henry Cann of Wingham.) Cann was found hung in his barn. It was a very doubtful affair. Searle was an assigned servant on the farm, he was tried for the murder and only got off by the skin of his teeth, as they say. The widow moved up to 'Mondrook' and Searle came with her, he was a "lifer", but some bushranger made for his hut one night and Searle gave him up, and for this he got a free pardon. Then the widow married him and they went to Treagolden to live. They had cattle all over the district particularly down the river. The beach yard was put up by Searle to muster in. He sent 1,000 head away to the Murrumbidgee soon after we came. They started with 1,000 head but lost between 500 and 600 on the road and delivered nearly as many as they started with, that's the way they did it in those days."
Research Notes: Wife - Mary HOSEGOOD
There is a Mary Hosegood, born 1801 in West Worlington. Contact with other Hosegood descendants has established it isn't her.
Birthplace could be Tiverton. Hard to read certificate.
Husband William George Brrom HOWARD 105
Born: 14 Jun 1863 - Burrum, QLD, Australia 105
Christened:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage: 13 Nov 1885 - QLD, Australia 105
Wife Edith SMITH
Born: 23 Sep 1867 - Drayton QLD 105
Christened:
Died: Aug 1943 - Isis, QLD, Australia 105
Buried:
Father: John Edward SMITH (Cir 1829-Cir 1875)
Mother: Rebecca CONNOR (1847-1925)
Children